The Wisconsin Badgers lost an underrated, but key part of their depth when backup point guard Kamari McGee took two untimely falls against the Indiana Hoosiers with the latter mishap leaving him limping off the court and returning in a walking boot.
While playing in just 6.9 minutes per game, McGee has been the primary backup point guard to Chucky Hepburn this season, making the most of his opportunities with valuable defense and control of the offense when on the court.
That was the case in his last game, as McGee had recorded four points, two rebounds, an assist, and two steals in just 10 minutes of action before leaving with his injury.